Nomadic Advertising

• Pricing model: Primarily monthly retainer / subscription-style productized services, with separate one-time website projects. Billing is service-specific: SEO, Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and social media are sold as month-to-month managed packages; website design/development is sold per project by page-count. Nomadic also offers bundled monthly packages (e.g. Google Ads + SEO).
• Starting price: $500/month
• Typical range: $500-$10,000/month
• Billing: Monthly for managed marketing services; ad spend billed separately and paid directly to Google/Facebook where stated. Website work is per-project. Contracts appear month-to-month for recurring services.
• Contract terms: No long-term commitments stated on service pages; month-to-month contracts are explicitly stated for Google Ads, and the SEO and social media pages say they do not lock clients into lengthy contracts.
• Free trial: Free first-time consultation; proposal/consultation is described as no-strings-attached. No formal free trial published.
• Guarantee: The price list PDF states client happiness is the priority and says if you are unhappy with the services, 'just reach out,' but no quantified performance guarantee or refund guarantee is published.

Nomadic Advertising does publish unusually concrete prices on its own website, including product pages and a PDF price list, so this is not just directory-estimate territory. The cheapest publicly posted recurring service is $500/month (from the PDF and social media package), while the published recurring service range on their own site runs up to $10,000/month for advanced SEO. Third-party directories add context but are less specific: Clutch lists a $1,000+ minimum project size and a $100-$149/hr rate band, which should be treated as directory profile data rather than a direct agency package quote.

Nomadic Advertising appears to run a fairly standard boutique digital-marketing engagement: they start by planning the client's online presence and channel strategy, build or rebuild the website if needed, spend an initial setup period on keyword research and ad creative, then move into ongoing campaign management with a dedicated project manager, tracking, and regular reporting. Evidence is strongest from Nomadic's own service/process pages and a small set of third-party directory reviews; detailed customer-described week-by-week delivery was not found.

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   Define the starting plan and online goals

   Clients appear to begin with an audit/planning conversation around their current website, online presence, and growth goals. Nomadic says it can review a current site to determine needed optimizations, and reviewers describe the agency as helping them figure out where to start and putting together a plan.

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   Create or rebuild the website when needed

   If the client needs a new site, Nomadic builds that first. Its site says the first month may be dedicated to a new website, and its website process is: design a site aligned to the client's branding and target audience, send the design for client approval, develop the site, share it on a private link for approval, then revise and launch.

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   Research keywords and prepare campaign assets

   For SEO and paid-media engagements, Nomadic then performs campaign setup work. Its package page says setup includes keyword research plus creating ad copy and ad designs, and that this setup also depends on client approval of ad copy.

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   Launch SEO, ads, and local visibility work

   After setup, Nomadic moves into active channel execution across the engagement's selected services. Its own pages describe ongoing SEO work such as site optimization, new pages or blog posts, backlinks, and Google Business Profile setup, alongside Google Ads and Facebook Ads management; third-party write-ups also characterize the firm as running SEO, paid ads, and web work together.

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   Coordinate delivery through a dedicated project manager

   The engagement is then managed through an assigned point of contact. Nomadic says its package is handled by a dedicated project manager who stays in regular contact with the client on campaign updates, and reviews repeatedly mention responsiveness, accessibility, and an easy working relationship.

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   Track leads, monitor performance, and report results

   Once campaigns are live, Nomadic tracks what users do across ads and the website, including calls, forms, and ad performance. Its site says clients receive reporting through a centralized reporting system and regular updates, while one reviewer specifically described their site being kept up to date and rankings improving over time.